Thank you, sir. I would appreciate adding something, if I may.
The Auditor General was seeking information in order to determine—as we understood what they were seeking—whether we turned our attention to the question of administrative costs as we considered the appropriate level for the de minimis threshold. While we were not permitted to share a single document in question, what we were able to provide, within the flexibilities that we have, was a series of email transactions between ourselves and the agency that indicated there was an engagement and a dialogue back and forth with the agency that pertained to this question of administrative costs, as we were looking at the issue.
It's not a perfect solution for what the Auditor General was looking for, but in our mind, it was an evidence track that at least suggested that indeed we had turned our attention to the question. It did not provide information on what our judgment was out of it, but it at least, in our mind, demonstrated that we did turn our attention to it.